Shared SSL Certificate by hosting company - is that fine?

[ipohj]

Why should I get an SSL Certificate when my hosting provider has a shared one? Where can I obtain a private SSL certificate for my website?

[Director]

If you need a certificate desperately and do not like a shared one which comes for free I caqn recommend you the following:

Get a good SSL from glowhost.com - this company offers several kinds of security products (ssl and hacker-safe utilities...) and if you get a hosting from them you are able to get one of the for free and it won't be shared.

[ipohj]

Thanks for answer, Director.
I have seen that A2hosting.com provides Private SSL in their package plans and I made up my mind to use SSL from them.

[alligator]

I recommend you not to concentrate your attention on one company, try to compare different offers. For instance, check out simplehelix.com as it offers good hosting plans and secure RapidSSL Certificates at affordable price.

[AgniX]

If you have a possibility to get free SSL with the hosting - go ahead, unleass it is shared and you have serious online business..

Otherwise, good SSL certs are availiable by webhostgiant.com by a very affordable price of 15 dollars a year.

[entropy]

glowhost.com is better because they offer not only ssl, but also hacker-safe utilities, for free with their hosting plans, which are great investment itself. This company is really reliable , their security offers appear to be one of the best.

[^Mike^]

entropy's recommendation - glowhost.com - appears to be most reasonable SSL offers included into the hosting plans. This company is one of the most clear and informative, and their prices ar also fine to pay.